Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-08
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Miners "Zitka" company left yesterday
for Fresno.
The City Trustees will probably meet and
levy the tax for 1887 to-day.
H. V. ]. Swain has been appointed No.
tary Public, to reside at Stockton.
San Francisco has settled with the State
and paid into the treasury 81 ,062 065 5S.
There will be an eclipse of the moon to-
morrow morning, commencing at la and
terminating at $3.50 A. N.
A new postoffice has been established at
Sheldon, Sacramento county, and Edward
Healy has been appinted Postmaster of it.
The State School Superintendent has ap-
portioned 81 ,52S, Gal "a to the public schools
OF the State, which gives each census child
S. Is.
Clerk of the Supreme Court, Spencer,
collected $500, fees for the month of jan
uary, which has been paid into the State
Treasury.
The Sacramento river receded yesterday
to IL feet 5 inches, but will probably have
an upward tendency to-day, under the in
huence of the rain.
A box car was yesterday forwarded to
Montague, the new terminus of the Cali
fernia and Oregon Railroad, to be used as a
" station car" temporarily.
Deputy Sheriff Riley brought up from
San Francisco last evening, en- route to
Folsom, Charles Waldier, who is to serve
ten years for grand larceny.
The room of Major Pico, at the Interna-
tlonal Hotel, was entered by thief yester-
day morning during his temporary alb
sence, and robbed OF his watch.
Sheriff Boggs, of Lake county, passed
through yesterday. en- route for home from
Orovllle with man named James Davis,
who some time since shot and killed stage
driver in Lake county.
Emmett Wells New York Hop Circular
of January 31st reports frmer feeling in
the market. There has been some inquiry
from London for Pacifics, but as the prices
bid have not met the views of holders. no
transactions for export are reported. 1t is
very good proof however, that England is
running short of choice hops and must at
an early day be compelled 10 import
Last night John Corcoran and ]. Tro-
menschlager had dispute, during which
the latter called his opponent names that
did not belong to him. Corcoran went out,
procured brick and hit Tromenschlager
on the head with it, cutting a bad cash.
Deputy Constable Smart arrested Corcoran,
and officer Ferral saw that the injured
mans hurt was attended to by a physician
Senator Cox, who returned yesterday af-
ternoon from his ranch in Kern county,
reports that very little rain has fallen in
that county and Fresno so far, and the peo-
pie feel much anxiety in consequence. He
noticed while coming up that the west
side )" OF the San joaquin was suffering,
and between Modesto and Lathrop the
ground was very dry and giving little evil
dence Of fresh vegetation.
About 1 o'clock Sunday morning a bur-
glar attempted to break into the cigar store
of H. Heyman, at 602 street. He was
heard by the family. who reside in the back
part of the store. The next morning the
proprietor could not unlock his door.
When the lock was taken Off it was dis
covered that the thief had inserted skele-
ton key, which he had broken off, leaving
portion of it in the lock.
At San Francisco, Sunday afternoon. the
Louisvilles played a game of baseball I'M
der the new rules with the picked nine of
California players by whom they were
beaten few weeks ago, and again suffered
defeat, the Californians winning by a score
of s to 6. The new rules were almost
unanimously voted a failure and it is
scarcely probable that the California League
will adopt them. The Louisvilles play at
Central Park next Saturday, and here next
Sunday, on their way East.
Bishop Monogue yesterday commenced
an amiabie suit in the Superior Court
against the st. Rose Church congregation,
to quit title to the church property at
Seventh and X streets, in order that he may
be able to give the Government clear title
to the property. The congregation is now
worshiping in the temporary church
building on Twelfth street, but nothing has
yet been done looking to the removal of
the old buildings, and they will not be torn
down until the sale of the land to the Gov
eminent is perfected, which may not be for
some little time.
In Department Oneof the Superior Court
yesterday All Jim was tried on charge of
burglary, in entering Isaac Halls barn,
near FloTin, and stealing some harness.
He was tried a short time ago for the same
offense, but the jury failed to agree. Yes
terday's jury at first brought in verdict of
guilty. with recommendation to the
mercy of the Court; but Judge Van Fleet
informed them that they had nothing to do
with mercy-they were to decide whether
the prisoner was guilty or not guilty-and
sent them Dach 10 ma anotner Nerdlct.
They shortly after returned with one of
guilty.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Mary L. KEEL
logg, wife of Harry W. Kellogg, died at
her residence, street. between Tenth and
Eleventh, of blood poisoning, after brief
illness. Last Tuesday a pimple appeared
on her chin, which on being squeezed be-
came very much inhamed, and in day or
two her face was very badly swollen. A
physician who was called in discovered
that it was a case of blood poisoning.
Everything possible was done for her, but
her entire system became affected, and
death ensued as mentioned above. De-
ceased was about % years of age, and
leaves many warm friends.